Chapter 8. Test Anatomy
“Whoever named it necking was a poor judge of anatomy.”
Groucho Marx
Tests for scenarios are now developed (see Figure 8.1). The basic structure of tests—given, when, then—is explained. Examples are shown in tables and text.
Figure 8.1. Creating Tests
Triad Creates Tests
All three members of the triad create tests. The customer usually leads with examples for the basic workflow tests, and the developers and testers come up with ones from their training and experience. Testers are responsible for ensuring that there is a set of tests that is as complete as practical. For example, Tom might envision more tests that ...
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